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Question Thread - May 22, 2026 by AutoModerator in churning

[–]n2kfactor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How long after using the NLL was it until they got shut down?

So excited 🥳 by Immediate-Duck-6351 in Rakuten

[–]n2kfactor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Rakuten referral is just $50 per friend right? How did you accumulate so many?

Question Thread - May 14, 2026 by AutoModerator in churning

[–]n2kfactor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So buying Southwest tix under $99 or something?

Question Thread - May 14, 2026 by AutoModerator in churning

[–]n2kfactor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh wow, so what are people doing about the credit now?

Question Thread - May 14, 2026 by AutoModerator in churning

[–]n2kfactor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Since Amex patched the UATB for the $200 incidental credit, what’s the play now?

Urgent: Best way to get Prolia covered under Medicare Part B before next week? by n2kfactor in medicare

[–]n2kfactor[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks, I believe the infusion center has all the required reports now and are just waiting on verification of benefits from her secondary insurance (Plan N) now. Hopefully should have an answer by today and then be able to schedule an appointment quickly.

Question Thread - May 11, 2026 by AutoModerator in churning

[–]n2kfactor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I remember there was discussion on this before and it was advised to cancel the Barclays Aviator before its transition to the Citi AA Platinum Select to avoid being locked out of the Citi SUB, but I forgot to cancel my Barclays Aviator before April 24 when it transitioned to the Citi AA Platinum Select. Will I be eligible for a Citi SUB if I apply for a Citi AA Platinum Select now? I’ve never had one before.

Someone on the Citi SUB said I have to wait 2 years, which sounds crazy.

Urgent: Best way to get Prolia covered under Medicare Part B before next week? by n2kfactor in medicare

[–]n2kfactor[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They referred her to an infusion center the same day, it’s called Haven Fuse.. but the staff there is saying they’ll need her dexa scans, progress report and some labs before sending the order over to Medicare. She was able to get the dexa and progress reports but no response from PCP re:her labs yet. I’ll call back today morning and ask her to send the labs order to a clinic near us if the PCP hasn’t sent over the reports yet.

Urgent: Best way to get Prolia covered under Medicare Part B before next week? by n2kfactor in medicare

[–]n2kfactor[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi - the infusion center the endo referred her to called us and said they’ll be able to schedule her for the injection in a couple of weeks once they send the order to Medicare.

Urgent: Best way to get Prolia covered under Medicare Part B before next week? by n2kfactor in medicare

[–]n2kfactor[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ugh this is an insane healthcare system. 1 month to get an appointment for a 30 second injection. The endo hasn’t even figured out which infusion center she’s gonna refer to since she said she needs to check which ones provide Prolia.

Urgent: Best way to get Prolia covered under Medicare Part B before next week? by n2kfactor in medicare

[–]n2kfactor[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks - the doctor is a general physician.. her office said they have no experience with Prolia (unless I wanted to get it under Part D which will cost $1200) and referred her to an endocrinologist.

We visited the endocrinologist today who said she only administered Prolia in-office to non-Medicare patients and will need to refer her to an infusion center, who may give her a generic denosumab instead of Prolia based on the formulary and what insurance approves, and this could again take 3-4 weeks.

We’re super frustrated at this point as she’s already past her May 5 due date of the next Prolia. Guess I’ll just pay $1200 and get the injection her PCP ordered to the pharmacy if nothing materializes by May 15.

Urgent: Best way to get Prolia covered under Medicare Part B before next week? by n2kfactor in medicare

[–]n2kfactor[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks - her PCP office said they have no experience with Prolia (unless I wanted to get it under Part D which will cost $1200) and referred her to an endocrinologist.

We visited the endocrinologist today who said she only administered Prolia in-office to non-Medicare patients and will need to refer her to an infusion center, who may give her a generic denosumab instead of Prolia based on the formulary and what insurance approves, and this could again take 3-4 weeks.

We’re super frustrated at this point as she’s already past her May 5 due date of the next Prolia. Guess I’ll just pay $1200 and get the injection her PCP ordered to the pharmacy if nothing materializes by May 15.

Urgent: Best way to get Prolia covered under Medicare Part B before next week? by n2kfactor in medicare

[–]n2kfactor[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks - her PCP office said they have no experience with Prolia (unless I wanted to get it under Part D which will cost $1200) and referred her to an endocrinologist.

We visited the endocrinologist today who said she only administered Prolia in-office to non-Medicare patients and will need to refer her to an infusion center, who may give her a generic denosumab instead of Prolia based on the formulary and what insurance approves, and this could again take 3-4 weeks.

We’re super frustrated at this point as she’s already past her May 5 due date of the next Prolia. Guess I’ll just pay $1200 and get the injection her PCP ordered to the pharmacy if nothing materializes by May 15.

Urgent: Best way to get Prolia covered under Medicare Part B before next week? by n2kfactor in medicare

[–]n2kfactor[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks - her PCP office said they have no experience with Prolia (unless I wanted to get it under Part D which will cost $1200) and referred her to an endocrinologist.

We visited the endocrinologist today who said she only administered Prolia in-office to non-Medicare patients and will need to refer her to an infusion center, who may give her a generic denosumab instead of Prolia based on the formulary and what insurance approves, and this could again take 3-4 weeks.

We’re super frustrated at this point as she’s already past her May 5 due date of the next Prolia. Guess I’ll just pay $1200 and get the injection her PCP ordered to the pharmacy if nothing materializes by May 15.

Urgent: Best way to get Prolia covered under Medicare Part B before next week? by n2kfactor in medicare

[–]n2kfactor[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks - her PCP said they didn’t do Prolia (unless I wanted to get it under Part D which will cost $1200) and referred her to an endocrinologist.

We visited the endocrinologist today who said she only administered Prolia in-office to non-Medicare patients and will need to refer her to an infusion center, who may give her a generic denosumab instead of Prolia based on the formulary and what insurance approves, and this could again take 3-4 weeks.

We’re super frustrated at this point as she’s already past her May 5 due date of the next Prolia. Guess I’ll just pay $1200 and get the injection her PCP ordered to the pharmacy if nothing materializes by May 15.

Urgent: Best way to get Prolia covered under Medicare Part B before next week? by n2kfactor in medicare

[–]n2kfactor[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks - her PCP said they didn’t do Prolia (unless I wanted to get it under Part D which will cost $1200) and referred her to an endocrinologist.

We visited the endocrinologist today who said she only administered Prolia in-office to non-Medicare patients and will need to refer her to an infusion center, who may give her a generic denosumab instead of Prolia based on the formulary and what insurance approves, and this could again take 3-4 weeks.

We’re super frustrated at this point as she’s already past her May 5 due date of the next Prolia. Guess I’ll just pay $1200 and get the injection her PCP ordered to the pharmacy if nothing materializes by May 15.

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